Snowdon, a red-headed tri-coloured Welsh Pembroke Corgi for hire, stands out with her distinctive regal presence. With her large, upright ears and striking coat, she naturally commands attention, making her an excellent choice for film, TV, photography, and live events. True to her breed’s royal heritage, she embodies the charm and tradition associated with the beloved Corgis of British history.

Snowdon is the daughter of Jam, another talented Corgi on Urban Paws’ books. Like her mother, she has a gentle and affectionate temperament, making her well-suited to a variety of professional settings. She is highly social and thrives on human interaction, always eager to engage with people and work alongside other dogs. Her friendly, adaptable nature allows her to remain calm in busy environments, whether on set or at public appearances.

With solid basic training, Snowdon is comfortable with stills photography, moving imagery, and meet-and-greet events. Moreover, she responds well to direction and enjoys working alongside human talent, making her ideal for commercials, promotional campaigns, and media projects. Whether she is posing for a prestigious photoshoot, attending a public event, or featuring in a brand campaign, Snowdon’s charm and presence make her a standout talent.

Finally, Snowdon’s unique look, strong temperament, and professional attitude make her a valuable asset for any production. This Welsh Pembroke Corgi for hire is available for film, television, advertising, and live events, bringing a touch of Corgi elegance and personality to every project.

Snowdon made an appearance on ITV This Morning as part of the Queens passing. Snowdon was recently featured in Lilys Kitchen’s campaign for the Coronation show casing the Royal Dogs. She was also booked for Mini Boden for the Coronation product release!

This royal Corgi has also featured in promotional campaigns as one of the Queen’s Corgis in Netflix’s hit drama series, The Crown.

Most recently, Snowdon has appeared in online photography and video for Loaf.